How To Cut Square Concave Layers

Have you seen the "Duagram"⁠ by Sam Villa ArTeam member @rogermolinahair? We are just going to pass the mic ???? and let him explain this one. We love his push to discover new ways to educate! ⁠
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"New in 2024. ‘Duagram’ the stop motion and the technical diagram of the virals reels and faves. Making them In an effort to help stylists get a better understand how to diagram and read diagrams of haircuts. ????????⁠
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This one for square concave layers with butterfly bangs.⁠
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Technical breakdown.⁠
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???? Start with triangle at the fringe. Begin with Vertical center section. direct forward at horizontal elevation, vertical finger angle. Cut a square guide at desired point of reference. I used the tip of the nose.⁠
Try at lip and chin too.⁠
☸️Pinwheel sections to rotating diagonal to paying. using stationary guide. Stationed directly above nose.⁠
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????take guide from top of fringe. Direct straight up and cut a square guide ear to ear.⁠
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◼️working from apex toward fringe. Use vertical partings and elevate 90 degrees vertical to stationary guide at top most point. Keep all the corners.⁠
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◼️elevate back as sides to same point, all squared off at the apex. This creates a gradual build of length with no weight.⁠
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????????using a cutting inside the tension technique(razor style) take fully closed c shape snips to trim the perimeter length.⁠
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????????debulk with channel cutting pushing out away from the part. Blade angle is key! If you rolled a marble on your blades which way would it fall? Angle will determine the hairs fall.⁠
Repeat with @samvillahair invisiblend for final softening and weight removal." - @rogermolinahair⁠
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